Recruit for Meaning in English
expression
ɹəˈkɹut/, /ɹiˈkɹut/, /ɹɪˈkɹut/ /ˈfɔɹ/, /fɝ/, /fɹɝ
ri-KROOT for, ri-KROOT fur, ri-KROOT fer
ɹɪkɹˈuːt/ /fˈɔː
ri-KROOT faw
Definition
To find or encourage people to join or work for a specific group, company, or purpose.
Usage & Nuances
'Recruit for' is often used formally for jobs, teams, or the military ('recruit for the army'). You 'recruit for a position' or 'for a project.' It usually means actively searching or persuading people to join.
Spanish: reclutar para - contratar paraPortuguese (BR): recrutar para - contratar paraPortuguese (PT): recrutar para - contratar paraChinese (Simplified): 为...招募 - 为...招聘Chinese (Traditional): 為...招募 - 為...招聘Hindi: के लिए भर्ती करनाArabic: التوظيف لـ - التجنيد لـBengali: নিয়োগ করা (জন্য) - লোক সংগ্রহ করা (জন্য)Russian: набирать (для) - привлекать (для)Japanese: 募集する（ために） - 勧誘する（ために）Vietnamese: tuyển dụng cho - tìm người choKorean: 모집하다 (위해) - 뽑다 (위해)Turkish: almak (için) - işe almak (için) - gönüllü bulmak (için)Urdu: بھرتی کرنا (کے لیے) - حاصل کرنا (کے لیے)Indonesian: merekrut untuk - mencari orang untuk
Example Sentences
They are recruiting for the sales team.
basic
We need to recruit for the new project.
basic
She was recruited for a special assignment.
basic
They’re always recruiting for volunteers at the local shelter.
natural
We’re recruiting for summer interns if you’re interested.
natural
He was recruited for his language skills, not just his experience.
natural